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I finally get to share something I've been pouring my heart into over the past week.
For the Squarespace Make It Real Challenge, I built LuminHer Designs—my boutique creative studio focused on thoughtful brand identity, website design, and digital assets.
My goal wasn't just to build a website, but to create an experience that felt warm, intentional, and editorial while exploring Squarespace's Finish Layer tools through subtle animations, responsive layouts, and layered design.
This is honestly just the beginning. Like any creative business, LuminHer will continue to evolve, and I already have a list of ideas I can't wait to add. But today, I'm celebrating this milestone and how far it's come.
💛 Take a look:
Temporary Website: https://gazelle-turtle-79ad.squarespace.com
P.S. My custom domain (luminherdesigns.com) is currently transferring and will be live soon!
I'd love to hear what you think! ✨
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